... retalls an incident whichi he decided the Queen_ to give him the. name of Ireland's Ba patron saint. . When the Queen and Prince Albert visited Ireland in 1849. an old lady in the crowd, whichL weloomed her Majesty. to Dublin, -exclaimed-:is the: crnisage ...

... were received, and it is novw announced that the cruisers Carkefort and Constance, and the armoured coasst-defence ship Prince Albert, have been sold to 4 Messrs. King and Co.. of Liverpool. whose men are at engaged in stripping the vessels prior to themr ...

... the assault he was seot to prison for six: ?? with ?? labour. Arvacsc ON A IALLOLD. - Frederick Newman, plumloer, 77, Prince Albert Street, Small Eleath, WaS summoned for assaulting William Starling, landlord of the Swan Hotel, Yixrdley. Mr. Tanner appeared ...

... but the trees are cleansed and manured at the same time. In selecting j fruit trees for planting, the claims of Lane's Prince Albert and of the Cellini Pippin should be borne in mind. Both trees are healthy and bear freely under all conditions, and these ...

... spectator at the passing away of her own beloved mother. Daring the whole twenty years of her happy married life, the Queen, Prince Albert, and t heir numerous children, were attended during any slight illnesses the local Windsor practitioner, a certain Mr. ...

... growing the trees should free exposure on all to ensure well-balanced trees free-growing such as Warner’s King Lane’s Prince Albert Bramley’s Seedling Blenheim Ecklinville should be planted 15 feet apart We trees planted ten years ago that are now than ...

... Smith's i Lawin in Windsor Great Park, as a mnemnorial of the j Queen's eightieth birthdav. The first tree was nlanted f b;y Prince Albert of Seiilesvig-Hclsrein, who odiciated n for his mother Princess Christian. 'The first Levee of the season will he held ...

... of lime-trees is to be planted on Lawn in Windsor Great Park memorial the Queen’s eightieth birthday The first tree by Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein officiated for his mother Princess Christian World Mr Chamberlain arrived at Osborne afternoon and ...

... most anxious for it, and; 1it would probably ha;e taken pla~ce but for the very: deeided OppOsitlOnl of the Q}ueen and Prince Albert and the late King of the Belgians. Prinacessr Adelaide was: bitterly disappointed at tho timne, anld the affair left a ...

... was most, anxious for it, and it would probably have taken place but for the very decided opposition of the Queen and Prince Albert and the late King of the Belgians. Princess Adelaide was bitterly disappointed the time, and the affair left a permanent ...

... daughter was most anxious for it it would probably have taken place but for the very decided opposition of the Queen and Prince Albert late of the Belgians Princess Adelaide was bitterly disappointed time and the affair left permanent on her character which ...

... Duchess of Asholl are residing at Blair Castle, the family seat in Perthshire. Blair was the residence of the Queen and Prince Albert forseveral weeks during tii autumn of 1844, when the place was lent to them by the late Duke and Duchess of Atholl, along ...